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Let's say a customer wants to transfer $400,000 mortgage to CIBC. He has 2 options.
1 p$ t2 }; j( i, A Y* u) D1. 3-year closed mortage with 3.3% and 3% cash back.* n8 S+ u, g$ E- P' \# d- h
2. 5-year closed mortgage with posted rate 5.39% and 5% cash back2 F. N- X5 Y* \8 c
$ ^/ H; w* Z9 v8 J) D8 y0 m$ UOption 1. After 3% cash back, your mortgage amount will become $400,000*0.97=$388,000 with 3.3% interest* |+ M* l- J3 {2 r
If you want to payoff your mortgage in 25 years. Monthly PMT $1896.44. The remaining balance is $356,393 after 3 years.
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8 l' t4 @: p# [0 W3 |2 QOption 2. After 5% cash back, your mortgage amount will become. p( c! e3 d' t* T) m) p: e6 V( G3 q
$400,000*0.95=$380,000 with 5.39% interest.
( F1 ?6 Z. V& @3 ]If you want to payoff your mortagge in 25years. Monthly PMT 2295.21 The remaining balance will be $356,351.50 after 3 years D6 E$ J; \8 X# d0 x
9 m, }- G g: g+ c# A1 DBasically, for the above options, after 3 years, the mortgage remaining balance is similiar.
' s, B+ a8 ^( p ~/ r' s& GIf you choose the 2% cash back with 3.3%, every month you save about $398.77 monthly payment for 3 years. Total roughly saving ($398.77*12*3=$14,355) |
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